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19 May ' 03:37
Visitors welcome
WARREN What started out about a half-dozen years ago as a summer concert series creating some downtown fun has evolved into a significant local tourist attraction that this year is expected to draw...
Artist transforms trunkMay 19, 2013 MESOPOTAMIA — Yvonne Mulidore said she couldn’t begin to guess what the man with the chain saw was carving into the top of the tree trunk next to The End of the Commons General Store.
Lawyer: Sunrise suit ‘silly’May 19, 2013 WARREN — Attorneys for the three men accused in a lawsuit of conspiring to ruin a restaurant in downtown Warren say the allegations are ‘‘preposterous,’’ and they intend to aggressively defend...
Records give rise to debateMay 19, 2013 WARREN — While Sunshine of Warren Trumbull Area Inc.
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18 May ' 22:26
Favorite son comedian O’Neill speaks at YSU
May 19, 2013 YOUNGSTOWN — Spring graduates of Youngstown State University received more than their degrees Saturday as the university heard from actor and Youngstown native Ed O’Neill.
Program frees up jailMay 19, 2013 GIRARD — Municipal Judge Jeff Adler said when he took office just over a year ago, he realized his court had a lot of unpaid fines and court costs.
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18 May ' 17:14
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18 May ' 00:54
Park creates family setting for Relay
May 18, 2013 LIBERTY — It was a ‘‘sea of purple’’ traveling through Churchill Park as hundreds of cancer survivors led the way through the wooded and shaded park kicking off the 12th annual Liberty Relay For Life.
Bear reported in LibertyMay 18, 2013 LIBERTY — A black bear was reported Friday in the backyard of a home on Tibbetts Wick Road. Police warned residents to avoid making contact with the bear.
Body in burned car identifiedMay 18, 2013 LORDSTOWN — Authorities identified the body found in a burning vehicle earlier this week as that of a Warren Township man. Dental records show the man to be Michael C.
Pedal powerMay 18, 2013 Ray Yancey of Warren latches his helmet Friday morning as he prepares to pedal away from the second annual Bike to Work Day breakfast at the Log Cabin in downtown Warren.
Spa owner in Braceville agrees to get out of businessMay 18, 2013 WARREN — Following two raids in less than a year, the owner of the Rose Sap in Braceville agreed Friday to shutter the business for good.
Lawmakers discuss Medicaid expansionMay 18, 2013 WARREN — Expanding Medicaid coverage to thousands of Ohioans, despite being plucked from Gov. John Kasich’s budget proposal, might still have life this legislative session.
News in briefMay 18, 2013 Man: Stun guns stolen from car WARREN — A Youngstown man reported items were taken from his vehicle by two men claiming to be police officers in the parking lot of a Warren business.
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17 May ' 18:44
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17 May ' 11:27
Fri., 8:17am: Black bear roaming in Liberty
LIBERTY -- A black bear was seen in a back yard on Tibbets-Wick Road, according to Liberty police.
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17 May ' 04:10
Dealer found guilty
May 17, 2013 WARREN — A jury spent six to seven hours in deliberations over two days before finding a Youngstown man guilty of reckless homicide in a teen’s overdose death James Patterson, 28, also known as...
History to come alive again in ’14May 17, 2013 WARREN — The Ohio Chautauqua Scholars are slated to return to the city in 2014 with a new cast of historical characters in their “Journey Stories” tour.
Locals try luck at big jackpotMay 17, 2013 WARREN — Jami Hammond, shift manager at the Speedway on East Market Street, said she expects the checkout lines to starting getting longer and longer today and Saturday as word gets out that the...
NTSB recommends lower limit for drunken drivingMay 17, 2013 Lowering the standard blood-alcohol concentration limit from 0.08 percent to 0.
Cops probe pizza robberiesMay 17, 2013 WARREN — City police are investigating a string of robberies against local pizza delivery drivers, including one as recent as Wednesday night.
Does Sunset have a buyer?May 17, 2013 WARREN — A woman who ran a Mexican restaurant in the Cleveland area appears to have an interest in doing the same in the building of the former Sunset Loung.
Utica numbers risingMay 17, 2013 The director of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources called Ohio’s Utica Shale Play “the real deal” Thursday as his department released its 2012 annual report analyzing production from all of...
May 17, 2013 Former sheriff’s deputy dies days after shootings YOUNGSTOWN — A one-time Mahoning County sheriff’s deputy suspected of shooting his wife and himself late Sunday is dead.
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